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  • Temuri Doghonadze Temuri Doghonadze created merge request #64 on Git

    po: Add Georgian translation

  • Vasileios Vasileios posted a comment on ticket #346

    accessing minidlna via hostname:8200 still fails and produces a log Feb 01 17:28:16 hostname minidlnad[771]: upnphttp.c:938: error: DNS rebinding attack suspected (Host: hostname:8200) this is still reproducible on latest version 1.3.3. and trixie

  • Johannes Zeidler Johannes Zeidler posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hi, since several years I'm using OpenMediaVault with miniDLNA since some times, miniDLNA is always aborting. Seems to happens since I updated from OpenMediaVault 7 to OMV 8, meaning also an update from Debian 12 (Bookworm) to Debian 13 (trixie). Currently I seem to use Kernel 6.12.63. What is strange is, that the MiniDLNA seems to be unchanged since 2023, so it is probably not due to a change in the DLNA-source-code? the typical information i see withsudo service minidlna status is the following...

  • G J G J modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Hello. Newer Samsung TV have a problem when accessing DLNA servers. This is the topic: https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/tv/nas-won-t-show-on-tv/td-p/11370913/page/2 I have cloned the Debian 13 minidlna code to investigate the problem. I observed lots of Samsung specific code in minidlna. After investigation of the problem (posted by me in the above thread) I implemented a workaround. I have tested it for more than 1 month (since mid of November 2025) and it works without problems. I want to propose...

  • G J G J posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Hello. Newer Samsung TV have a problem when accrssing DLNA servers. This is the topic: https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/tv/nas-won-t-show-on-tv/td-p/11370913/page/2 I have cloned the Debian 13 minidlna code to investigate the problem. I observed lots of Samsung specific code in minidlna. After investigation of thr cause (posted by me in the above thread) I implemented a workaround. I have tested it for more than 1 month (since mid of November 2025) and it works without problems. I want to propose...

  • ludespeedny ludespeedny posted a comment on discussion Help

    Thanks! I apprecaite your help getting me up and running. I also had to remove the mv line to get the image built, but all good now. Thanks!

  • John John posted a comment on discussion Help

    All the patches I applied are 'pulled' by the 'curl' statement in the Dockerfile

  • John John posted a comment on discussion Help

    you need to delete that "COPY" from the dockerfile as it will cause a failure and you dont need it unless you have some local .patch files

  • ludespeedny ludespeedny modified a comment on discussion Help

    cool! I actually got it running! Here is my compose file, please let me know if anything is wrong with it. So can you tell me what patches you have rolled into it, and how to adjust the album art dimensions? I really appreciate the help! *edit added this line into my minidlna.conf file and resize works! "resize_covers=500"

  • ludespeedny ludespeedny posted a comment on discussion Help

    cool! I actually got it running! Here is my compose file, please let me know if anything is wrong with it. So can you tell me what patches you have rolled into it, and how to adjust the album art dimensions? I really appreciate the help!

  • John John posted a comment on discussion Help

    woops wrong file

  • John John posted a comment on discussion Help

    here is the docker file attached

  • ludespeedny ludespeedny posted a comment on discussion Help

    Thanks, I'll have to check it out. i am not familiar with dockerfiles, but am familiar with docker-compose, so I'll look into running it.

  • John John posted a comment on discussion Help

    I dont know if this helps but I recently built minidlna for docker starting with 1.3.3 and applying some patches . on docker hub "minsonj/minidlna" . here is my dockerfile (if you are a docker expert please dont laugh) FROM alpine:latest WORKDIR /app/source COPY .patch /tmp RUN apk update && \ apk add build-base \ tzdata \ sqlite \ libjpeg-turbo \ libid3tag \ sqlite-libs \ ffmpeg \ ffmpeg-libavformat \ ffmpeg-libavutil \ libexif \ libintl \ libflac \ libogg \ libvorbis \ jpeg-dev \ sqlite-dev \ libexif-dev...

  • ludespeedny ludespeedny posted a comment on discussion Help

    I recently bought a ugreen dxp2800 and it's dlna app runs minidlna v 1.3.3. Is there a way to patch this version? I specifically want the album art patch in higher res, and the artist patch for showing artist instead of album artist. I am running docker containers (like 10), but cannot seem to get this running with docker compose, or I'd roll my own solution. Help on either patching or getting it to run w/ docker would be appreciated!

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto posted a comment on merge request #63

    I did a mirror in github https://github.com/sergiomb2/minidlna/commits/main/ which is easier and faster to read

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto created merge request #63 on Git

    Scanning multiple captions and serve all subtitles + Debian patches + Fedora pacthes + other patches

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto updated merge request #37

    Subtitles with country code and an assortment of patches

  • zoon01 zoon01 posted a comment on ticket #363

    Solution here, see https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/patches/204/

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto modified a comment on ticket #192

    we have a new version of resizing of album art covers on https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/patches/203

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto posted a comment on ticket #192

    we have a new version of resizing of album art covers on https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/patches/192/

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto posted a comment on ticket #203

    I'd like combine this path with patch on https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/patches/132/ (which generates album art covers if don't exist). Both patches should use same cover_size value

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto posted a comment on ticket #153

    new version on https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/patches/203/

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto posted a comment on ticket #132

    https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/patches/092/?page=2 also update this patch and now one updated patch is here https://salsa.debian.org/debian/minidlna/-/blob/debian/1.3.3+dfsg-1.1/debian/patches/15-thumbnails.patch?ref_type=tags

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto posted a comment on ticket #92

    one updated patch is here https://salsa.debian.org/debian/minidlna/-/blob/debian/1.3.3+dfsg-1.1/debian/patches/15-thumbnails.patch?ref_type=tags

  • Sérgio M. Basto Sérgio M. Basto posted a comment on ticket #92

    https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/patches/132 use this code

  • Lew Lew created ticket #86

    "make check" fails on missing @LIBAVUTIL_LIBS@ definition

  • Vladislav Vladislav posted a comment on discussion Help

    I use Keenetic with DLNA server (miniDLNA 1.3.0). My .m3u playlists are not displayed. My m3u format: #EXTM3U #EXTINF:0,My Movie UHD.mkv https://myvps:443/stream/%D0%91%D0%B5%D0%B3%D1%83%D1%89%D0%B8%D0%B9%20%D0%BF%D0%BE%20%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%8E%202049.2017.UHD.My_Movie.mkv?link=8ce3c16c9sdf78hse866bb88s7fsfdh3e7d68a6f&index=1&play I think the problem is this: playlists use file:// URIs with URL-encoded pathnames: MiniDLNA's C code does not read these and will ignore any playlist in...

  • Dominik Mierzejewski Dominik Mierzejewski posted a comment on ticket #361

    Attaching a quick and dirty patch to fix. It doesn't crash with the two sample reproducers above anymore.

  • Bernd Kuhls Bernd Kuhls created ticket #204

    libav.h: fix build with ffmpeg 7.0

  • Marco Leal Marco Leal created ticket #203

    Patch to allow resizing of album art covers

  • Berrie Kremers Berrie Kremers modified a comment on discussion Help

    Hi, As I need support for additional tags in music files, I created a fork that I extended with support for Conductor, Composer, Performer and AlbumArtist, SortArtist and SortAlbumArtist. All of these will be reported as upnp:Artist with an associated role attribute. In addition I added support for larger artwork, with the option to specify the size in the configuration. This is available on the fork katoemba/minidlna. Best regards, Berrie

  • Berrie Kremers Berrie Kremers posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hi, As I need support for additional tags in music files, I created a fork that I extended with support for Conductor, Composer, Performer and AlbumArtist. All of these will be reported as upnp:Artist with an associated role attribute. In addition I added support for larger artwork, with the option to specify the size in the configuration. This is available on the fork katoemba/minidlna. Best regards, Berrie

  • paul paul posted a comment on ticket #346

    FWIW: The bug is still present in version 1.3.3. There was an attempt to "make it work" in 1.3.2 I don't really "get" the code - it errors if the request host/port was not numeric - but why? AIUI DNS rebinding attacks are intended to fool clients into trusting malicious scripts by changing the source DNS record from a public IP address to an intranet (presumably RFC 1918) address between the time that the client downloads the 'script and checking whether it is trustworthy - I am not at all sure the...

  • pi4630 pi4630 modified a comment on discussion Help

    Hi Tim, Thanks much for diving into the code and confirming the behavior! You're absolutely right — and I now had a chance to verify it using the official UPnP AV ContentDirectory:4 Service specification (April 2020, DocID: UPnP-av-ContentDirectory-v4-Service.pdf). According to the spec, both dc:creator and upnp:artist are valid metadata fields but serve distinct purposes: dc:creator: Identifies the person(s) primarily responsible for the content — typically the track artist. upnp : artist: A broader...

  • pi4630 pi4630 posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hi Tim, Thanks so much for diving into the code and confirming the behavior! You're spot on — according to the official UPnP AV ContentDirectory:4 Service specification (April 2020, DocID: UPnP-av-ContentDirectory-v4-Service.pdf), both dc:creator and upnp:artist are valid metadata elements but serve slightly different purposes: dc : creator : Identifies the person(s) primarily responsible for the content — typically the track artist. upnp : artist: A broader term that can represent either the album...

  • Tim Jackson Tim Jackson posted a comment on discussion Help

    Actually, replying to myself here: looking at my example earlier, if dc:creator is the track artist, then minidlna is doing the right thing here? It's sending the track artist as dc:creator, and "Various Artists" as upnp:artist.

  • Tim Jackson Tim Jackson posted a comment on discussion Help

    I'm completely unfamiliar with the code, but by reading it, it does seem that in metadata.c around line 438, it overwrites the artist to the album artist, whilst leaving the creator (set previously) set to the track artist, which would (as I read it) give the effect we see. It's unclear to my why the logic is written that way; at first look it seems back-to-front. Shouldn't lines 429-450 set the creator instead of the artist? (Incidentally, whilst looking for the above, I noticed that tagutils-misc.c...

  • pi4630 pi4630 modified a comment on discussion Help

    Hi, and thanks for confirming the behavior! Yes — according to the official UPnP AV specification (ContentDirectory:4, June 30, 2015, or direct PDF link) — there is a clear distinction between: upnp : artist: typically the album artist or contributing group dc : creator: typically the track artist (i.e., the one who created the specific resource) So if minidlna (aka ReadyMedia) currently maps both fields to the same value (album artist), it's technically not utilizing the full expressiveness of the...

  • pi4630 pi4630 posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hi, and thanks for confirming the behavior! Yes — according to the official UPnP AV specification (ContentDirectory:4, June 30, 2015, or direct PDF link) — there is a clear distinction between: upnp🧑‍🎨 typically the album artist or contributing group dc:creator: typically the track artist (i.e., the one who created the specific resource) So if minidlna (aka ReadyMedia) currently maps both fields to the same value (album artist), it's technically not utilizing the full expressiveness of the spec....

  • Tim Jackson Tim Jackson posted a comment on discussion Help

    I'd never noticed this, but I can also reproduce it, where I have compilations where the album artist is "Various Artists" and the individual tracks have specific artists. It explains why I sometimes had problems searching! Do you have a reference to the UPnP specification that describes how track/album artists should be transmitted? I checked to see what is in the actual ReadyMedia sqlite database, and indeed there, the "Artist" field contains "Various Artists" and the "Creator" contains the actual...

  • pi4630 pi4630 posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hi all, I’ve noticed that MiniDLNA sends the "artist" tag from MP3s as the album artist, rather than the track artist. This is particularly problematic with compilations and soundtracks where the album artist is "Various" but the track artist is unique. According to the UPnP spec, both values can be sent as <upnp:artist> and <dc:creator>, and clients like BubbleUPnP use them correctly if both are provided.</dc:creator></upnp:artist> Is this by design, a known limitation, or something that could be...

  • Team Chromatin Team Chromatin posted a comment on discussion Help

    In case anyone is interested or has a similar problem, I figured it out. First, I didn’t realize Bullseye was installing version 1.3.0, so I was running that instead of 1.3.3. Even when I compiled the older 1.3.0 code, I still lost logging. After looking into the arguments the service was running with: CGroup: /system.slice/minidlna.service └─468012 /usr/sbin/minidlnad -f /etc/minidlna.conf -P /run/minidlna/minidlna.pid -S -r I read something somewhere (sorry, I cannot find it again) that stated...

  • xudongzhou xudongzhou created ticket #85

    Some questions about minidlna's subsequent vulnerabilities and version planning

  • Steve Tucknott Steve Tucknott posted a comment on discussion Help

    Minidlnad 1.3.3 Fedora 40 I have been using the product for years - it's been brilliant. Thank you all. Can someone tell me how the player knows what the next track to be played is for each device? Sometimes I can go for weeks and each time I use minidlna via a device, it 'remembers' where it was seamlessly, but on the odd occasions it loses those details and I have to reconnect to the server and re-start the playlist from where I think I left off. Is that a function of the server or a function of...

  • Team Chromatin Team Chromatin posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hello, I am self-taught programmer, mostly Java and python. I am looking to learn C and thought this would be a fun program to mess around with as it is currently my program of choice for my home server (Debian bullseye with minidlna 1.3.3). I am successfully altering and compiling code, and can see my changes running. I want to use the logs to try to figure out some of the finer details. BUT… if I compile the current code, it no longer creates a log file. Even if I remove all of my changes and compile...

  • P.D. P.D. created ticket #152

    Option to serve media during rescan

  • Dominik Mierzejewski Dominik Mierzejewski posted a comment on ticket #364

    https://github.com/mselbrede/CVE-2024-51442

  • Dominik Mierzejewski Dominik Mierzejewski posted a comment on ticket #364

    This might be a bug, but not a security vulnerability in my opinion. Modification of /etc/minidlna.conf requires root (file is owned and writable by root only). If you have root access, why would it matter that you can "compromise" minidlna with that access? You can do whatever you want then, anyway.

  • Phil Phil created ticket #151

    Support sending logs to syslog

  • Gleb Smirnoff Gleb Smirnoff created merge request #62 on Git

    several small fixes, see commit messages inside

  • paul paul posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    For anyone compiling against ffmpeg 7 a small patch is needed. --- libav.h~ 2023-05-31 09:25:59.000000000 +0100 +++ libav.h 2024-11-30 21:51:58.063500472 +0000 @@ -174,7 +174,9 @@ --- libav.h~ 2023-05-31 09:25:59.000000000 +0100 +++ libav.h 2024-11-30 21:51:58.063500472 +0000 @@ -174,7 +174,9 @@ #define lav_codec_tag(s) s->codecpar->codec_tag #define lav_sample_rate(s) s->codecpar->sample_rate #define lav_bit_rate(s) s->codecpar->bit_rate -#define lav_channels(s) s->codecpar->channels +/* #define...

  • Kev Kev posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Oh that's great, thanks for considering this. I think album artist would be a great option, so that's for considering it.

  • Alan Ballard Alan Ballard posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    The Album Artist metadata is currently processed, but gets merged with the track artist data. Personally, I like it that way, but next time I work on this code I'll look into an option to keep the two separate with Album Artist a separate top-level set.

  • Kev Kev posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    I'll give this version a try. I like the chances you've made. One question, you've added the extra "Composer" metadata. Is it possible to add "Album Artist" in a similar way or even edit the code to change composer to album artist (or copy it and change it)?

  • Rocus van Oosten Rocus van Oosten created ticket #150

    support for audio/radio streams

  • Matthew Selbrede Matthew Selbrede created ticket #364

    Minidlna security vulnerability

  • Alan Ballard Alan Ballard posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    I'm not currently working on it, but I'll keep this in mind next time I do anything....

  • yangling yangling posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    I like your update, it seems that the official repository is no longer being maintained. Can you consider adding support for GIF files

  • David Sahlström David Sahlström modified a comment on discussion Help

    Hi, Non of my .aiff files are showing up in my DLNA server. Is .aiff supported? I didn't manage to find any info about file type support. No permission errors or other issues reported in my log. Thanks!

  • David Sahlström David Sahlström posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hi, Non of my .aiff files are showing up in my DLNA. Is .aiff supported? I didn't manage to find any info about file type support. No permission errors or other issues reported in my log. Thanks!

  • Richard Bartczak Richard Bartczak created ticket #84

    Ubuntu 24.04.01, bug report, minidlna reponsible for memory leak

  • Marc-Andre Lemburg Marc-Andre Lemburg posted a comment on ticket #346

    FWIW: The bug is still present in version 1.3.3.

  • Daniel Kaplan Daniel Kaplan posted a comment on ticket #346

    where do I need to put the ip?

  • Bryan Stenson Bryan Stenson posted a comment on ticket #333

    I've added a MR here -- https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/git/merge-requests/61/ Hopefully this improves the change of it being fixed here. :)

  • Bryan Stenson Bryan Stenson created merge request #61 on Git

    fix bug 333 - use-after-free

  • Henk van der Laak Henk van der Laak modified a comment on ticket #346

    Workaround for fixed ip addresses, e.g. localhost: Use http://127.0.0.1:8200/ instead of http://localhost:8200/

  • Henk van der Laak Henk van der Laak posted a comment on ticket #346

    Workaround: use http://127.0.0.1:8200/ instead of http://localhost:8200/

  • Chris Novakovic Chris Novakovic created merge request #60 on Git

    Allow default PID file path to be set at configure time

  • Khem Raj Khem Raj created merge request #59 on Git

    Add compatibility with FFMPEG 7.0

  • Witold Tosta Witold Tosta created ticket #149

    Compilation error with ffmpeg 7.0.2

  • David David posted a comment on discussion Help

    I have the following Samba folder structure: /samba bob share media sally share media I would like to expose the media folders via DLNA, but I want them displayed as the user instead of duplicate instances of media. I tried creating an alias via a symbolic link, but MiniDLNA still uses the final destination. I ended up changing the Samba structure to: /media bob sally with media_dir=/media merge_media_dirs=yes and will attempt to patch things back up with symlinks on the Samba side which does support...

  • John John posted a comment on ticket #83

    I think it is actually working though I still dont understand the 'lsof' output

  • Alan Ballard Alan Ballard posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Over the past couple of years I've made a number of changes to my fork of minidlna. Many of these are designed to improve support for my collection of classical music. I've just cleaned up my changes in a new fork of the repository: see ajballard/minidlna.ajb . Here is a description of the changes if anyone is interested in taking some or all of them. Note I only use minidlna as a music server, and these changes have only been tested with my Denon/HEOS clients (plus a little with Windows Media Player)....

  • John John created ticket #83

    network_interface directive seems to be ignored

  • Remigiusz Walter Remigiusz Walter created ticket #82

    minidlna don't present rmbv file in the list

  • Stefan Stefanov Stefan Stefanov created ticket #148

    Limit cache size

  • eValette eValette created ticket #363

    minidlna cannot be build with ffmpeg 7.x

  • G Knopp G Knopp created ticket #147

    Addition of "artist" and "creator" to .nfo file parsing

  • michael didomenico michael didomenico created ticket #362

    unable to find id3 on rocky 9.4

  • Robert-André Mauchin Robert-André Mauchin created merge request #58 on Git

    Add compatibility with FFMPEG 7.0

  • Sertaç TÜLLÜK Sertaç TÜLLÜK posted a comment on ticket #165

    In case somebody is looking for an updated patch that works with latest minidlna-1.3.3, here is my patch attached. I manually applied above 1.2.1 patch to latest 1.3.3 codebase, rebuilt it, and added two lines to my config: keep_metadata=no keep_metadata_with_media=yes this puts a directory named as ".meta" in each directory that it is scanning, and it seems to speedup scanning process a lot after a first slow run. I use it with my raspberrypi4 with a 4TB USB HDD with millions of Videos & Photos...

  • JSa JSa posted a comment on discussion Help

    I managed to make this old receiver work by adding the following lines of code after line 1910 in upnpsoap.c: char *start_REF_ID_NULL=strstr(where," and REF_ID is NULL"); char *end_REF_ID_NULL = start_REF_ID_NULL + strlen(" and REF_ID is NULL"); if (start_REF_ID_NULL!= NULL) { memmove(start_REF_ID_NULL, end_REF_ID_NULL,strlen(end_REF_ID_NULL) + 1); DPRINTF(E_DEBUG, L_HTTP, "Modified translated SearchCriteria: %s\n", where); } While it is understood that this might be needed because this old Yamaha...

  • JSa JSa posted a comment on discussion Help

    Is there any practical reason why a client might query for REF_ID = NULL? If not, maybe somewhere around line 1910 in upnpsoap.c a condition could added to remove and REF_ID is NULL if this sub-string found in the where string. Is there any reference guide or instructions on how to re-compile the code and update the docker container with the new compiled code? If so, I could give it a try.

  • JSa JSa posted a comment on discussion Help

    I installed sqlite3 in the container, connected to files.db tried a few things. I found that the SQL query returns zero records because of the REF_ID is NULL filter applied. If I remove this indeed the SQL query returns the records for the specific Artist or Album searched. Now what would I need to edit to avoid including this filter in the SQL query? sqlite> SELECT o.OBJECT_ID, o.PARENT_ID, o.REF_ID, o.DETAIL_ID, o.CLASS, d.SIZE, d.TITLE, d.DURATION, d.BITRATE, d.SAMPLERATE, d.ARTIST, d.ALBUM, d.GENRE,...

  • JSa JSa posted a comment on discussion Help

    Hello all, I have a quite old Yamaha RX-V2700 receiver that should support streaming over the network. The manual states this is possible using as source a Yamaha MCX-2000 and WMC. Internet searches do indeed show this receiver is very picky with regards to the DLNA compatibility. It seems that it works well with WMP as DLNA server but support for other DLNA servers seems to be very limited (users reported some success with Fuppes and older versions of Twonky). I have tried several DLNA servers and...

  • François Revol François Revol created ticket #202

    upnphttp: Patch the profile name for Sony Bravia TVs also on GET/HEAD

  • Dominik Mierzejewski Dominik Mierzejewski posted a comment on ticket #361

    FYI, this was assigned CVE-2023-47430 .

  • Gal Tsubery Gal Tsubery created merge request #57 on Git

    send complete http responses

  • veltavid veltavid created ticket #361

    stack-buffer-overflows in SendContainer() at tivo_commands.c

  • Ken Altschuler Ken Altschuler created merge request #56 on Git

    Add option to show media storage information on presentation page

  • Ken Altschuler Ken Altschuler updated merge request #55

    Add option to show media storage information on presentation page

  • Ken Altschuler Ken Altschuler created merge request #55 on Git

    Add option to show media storage information on presentation page

  • Randolph Fritz Randolph Fritz created ticket #201

    Updated man pages

  • Randolph Fritz Randolph Fritz modified a comment on discussion Help

    I've been trying to run ReadyMedia on macOS. I've made --prefix work, and fixed a build issue. But now, it runs out of file descriptors and when I start it I get lots of monitor_kqueue.c:227: error: open(…) [Too many open files] messages. Any idea where I should start looking for a problem?

  • Randolph Fritz Randolph Fritz modified a comment on discussion Help

    I've been trying to run ReadyMedia on macOS. I've made --prefix work, and fixed a build issue. But now, it runs out of file descriptors and when I start it I get lots of monitor_kqueue.c:227: error: open(/Users/randolph/Music/New Model Army/Impurity) [Too many open files] messages. Any idea where I should start looking for a problem?

  • Randolph Fritz Randolph Fritz posted a comment on discussion Help

    I've been trying to run ReadyMedia on macOS. I've made --prefix work, and fixed a build issue. But now, it runs out of file descriptors and when I start it I get lots of monitor_kqueue.c:227: error: open(/Users/randolph/Music/New Model Army/Impurity) [Too many open files] messages. Any idea where I should start looking for a problem?

  • Randolph Fritz Randolph Fritz created ticket #200

    Add support for --prefix, other minor changes

  • Randolph Fritz Randolph Fritz created ticket #199

    Automatically install man pages

  • Randolph Fritz Randolph Fritz posted a comment on ticket #198

    I have compiled this on both macOS 12.7.2 and Debian version 12.4.

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